Drone Flutes
Triple Drone Flute F♯4 432 Hz Native American Style
$139.00
A triple drone flute in F♯4 at 432 Hz, 3D-printed in wood-fill PLA. Three chambers put a melody voice over sustained drones, with a sun motif and a turquoise-colored inlay.
Printed in eco-friendly, plant-based PLA
Ships in 7 days
- Key
- F♯4
- Tuning
- 432 Hz
- Material
- Wood-fill PLA
- Weight
- 0.5 kg
A triple drone flute in F♯4, tuned to A = 432 Hz and 3D-printed in wood-fill PLA. Three chambers sound together, so a single breath gives you a melody voice with sustained drones underneath it.
The body is two-tone brown. A smooth upper section carries a sun motif with a turquoise-colored stone set into its center, and three curved blocks sit above it in a row. Past the ribbed collar the playing section turns to a fine vertical rib texture, which gives your fingers something to find without looking. It is a big flute, and lighter in the hand than its size suggests.
F♯4 sits low and mellow. The drones fill in underneath, so slow playing carries real weight and a simple melody sounds wider than it is. Good for meditation and sound baths, and for anyone who wants a drone flute with some presence to it.
- Key of F♯4, tuned to A = 432 Hz
- Triple drone: three chambers, with a melody voice over sustained drones
- Wood-fill PLA with a two-tone brown finish and a fine rib texture
- Sun motif with a turquoise-colored inlay
- Native American style design, not carved from solid wood and not Native-made
- Play-tested and ready to play out of the box, with the same true tuning in every print
- Ships from San Francisco, California
What you will receive: one F♯4 432 Hz triple drone flute, 3D-printed, finished, and in tune.
Care: avoid prolonged heat or direct sun (cars, heaters). After playing, tap out moisture and let the flute air-dry. Wipe the exterior with a soft cloth and do not soak it.
A note on authenticity: this is a Native American style flute inspired by traditional designs. It is not made by a Native American artisan.
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